The Arizona champion., 1887-06-11
New buildings are going up on ev- cry hand.

va ah' A'S"Siigh, "iio ido Ihdi s'
 of the cattle business of the Santa r,
 railroad, is in town.
 | Major Henry Warren returned iron
 his visit to Prescott on Tuesday, anc
 lett for the headquarters of the Azte,
 company, at Holbrook, on Thursday
 Wm. M. Middleton and Franl
 Rumsey have returned from their wis
 it to Globe.
 Sidney Duffield torgstealing a pail
 of pants belonging to Ed Gale was
 sent up for 40 days,
 Col. De La Vergne, president, and
 J. L. Rickerson, vice presidant, oI
 the Arizona cattle company, are ex,
 pected to reach here next week.
 Mrs. C. Donalson, residing a,
 ChaIlender, has baen seriously ill.
 Dr. Brannen, who has been attending the lady, reports her as improving.
 The new stone building which the
 Bank of Flagstaff is erecting will be The finest building on inc A. & P. road, west of Albuquerque.
 The California saddles sold by w. 5. Gray, the saddler, are the pride of cattlemen. They are made by his own ~orkmen and offered at low fig ureS
 The building now in course of erection by the Bank of Flagstaff, is making good progress. Woodwork for the floors was commenced yester- day.
 J. H. Scott, the new supcrintend- ent of the Atlantic and Pacific rail. road, passed over lhe line this week in a special car, in company with the retiring superInIendent, George L. Sands.
 D. Wileman, accused of petit lar ceny for stealing a number of blank cts and other things, belonging 10 Wells, Fargo & Co.,, plead guilty and was fined 800 and costs,
 It will be childrens day tomorrow, at the new church Morning service at Io:3o, afternoon at 2:so and even- Ing at 8 o'clock. Rev. D. w. Calico will deliver an address in the evening IN. l., GUTHRIE, Pastor.
 Among the residents of Flagstaff who are In attendance on the court Prescott are, D. M. Riordan, P. I. Brannen, F. C. Norris, H. l. Miller, w. L. Van Horn, Geo. Hoxworth, l. 5. EImore, Wm. Burch and H. C. Locket,
 Rev. D. W. Calfee, wife and chil. dren left, in company with the Pen dletons and William Middleton for Flagstaff. Mrs. Calfee and children to Mrs. C's. home in Illinois, where she will remain until it IS IS definitely settled whether MT. Caltee will be permitted to retain his charge in Globe. Silver Belt.
 Charles E Donaldson, an old Va va pal citizen, who has been absent Tn Kansas for the past year has re- turned to his first love and located at Challender where he is now engaged in the cattle business. We welcome Tim hack 10 the sun-kisscd land.
 Edward Hunter, who is connected with the photograph gallery oi Erwin Baer, the well known artist of Pres cott, and who has the largest art gal cry east of Los Angeles, has opened branch gallery here and is prepared to execute photographs in all the latest styles.
 John Mason, of Virginia, is report l d as having arrived in Prescott as | pecial agent of the internal revenue department, to take charge of the imber interests of this section. MT. Mason is the youngest son of the late hr. Mason, who is best known by his !ssociation with Mir. Slidell' Col. 3evans, who has been attending to he timber bushes, will in the future i've his attention to land matters.
 Geo. A. Carter imbibed too much n bad whiskey and went around town iourishing huge pistol and ordering 'eople 10 hold their hands up. Geo. 'as too drunk to have any serious in- cnt to commit robbery, but he came cry near committing murder and had 0 pay fine of SIS and costs for hls title diversion
 The coming election for school rustees. which takes place on the 5th of this month is of more than sual importance, as it comes under he regulations of the new law, which rovides that the three who are cleo sd have to decide among themselves 'hich shall serve for one year, which IT two and which for three years. liter the present election only one 'ustee will be elected annually, who Ill hold the office for three years, ,e trustees retiring in rotation as ley complete their three years of :rvice. The board under this regu- tion will become continuous, there Ire 1t Is more than ever necessary to ect good men to the position. A fatal accident happened on Mon- ay last about one mile east of town. , dgar E. Bowers, a tie contractor in with his two brothers, as riding at a point near their imp, when the animal became fright. ,ed and threw him. A foot of the r lfortunate man caught in the stirrup a